Floribonacci I by graphicMADness

Fractal • Flowers/Plants • posted on Sep 09, 2013

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Created in Ultra Fractal 5 No post processing Ref:MadUF5_0566 I've been at a loss lately when it comes to giving titles to my collection of floral fractals. Lately I am hooked on the Fibonacci Julia formula and the Orbit Traps Gradient (F5) coloring. I've also been referring to my daily flower creation as an obsession. An obsession could be called a mania, right? So I looked up names for manias and found that an obsession with flowers is called florimania (makes sense!). So I was going to call my uploads Florimania I, II, III, etc, and ad nauseum. Then I had the brilliant (if I do say so myself) thought of combining Flori with Fibonacci which seems a little less like I need to be on meds for OCD.

Comments (7)

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peedy

12:10AM | Tue, 10 September 2013

LOL on the naming. ;-) Beautiful fractal. Corrie

graphicMADness

12:53PM | Tue, 10 September 2013

Thanks so much for your kind words, Corrie!

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Jennyfnf

12:29AM | Tue, 10 September 2013

What a stunning piece of fractal embroidery! Love how you named it:-)

graphicMADness

12:56PM | Tue, 10 September 2013

It does look a bit like an embroidered background. I used to embroider, and needlepoint, and knit, and crochet... and then I discovered computers. I started using my cross stitch patterns to make silhouettes on my old Atari ST, pixel by pixel. Thanks for your kind words.

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dwarvenkind

4:56AM | Tue, 10 September 2013

Lovely colors, very nicely rendered. Great technical piece, and a beauty.

graphicMADness

12:57PM | Tue, 10 September 2013

I wish I could claim some kind of technical expertise, but my technical input is called trial and error. Once I find something that works, I chew on it like a dog with a bone. I'm glad you like it.

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vxbob

5:37AM | Tue, 10 September 2013

beautiful and for me amazing ultrafractal work

graphicMADness

12:59PM | Tue, 10 September 2013

Thanks, Bob (I'm guessing it is Bob). I've been trying to get away from doing the same old thing over and over again. It would seem that I now have a new thing to do over and over again.

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